Gunman holds off police at Maryland supermarket
In Hagerstown LeRoy Sartitse, armed with a shotgun, barricaded the Grand Union for four hours after being fired from the market. He was taken to the Finan Center in Cumberland for psychiatric observation. no charges have been filed. District manager Roger Earhart sheltered in a second floor room as authorities responded.
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LeRoy Sartitse Soo
Uotucm
Ral Loken Pacsaay
Thomas B. Finan Center
Cumberland
Washington County Sheriff's Department
Grand Union
Sheriff's Department
Roger Earhart
Plane Crash Injures Siblings Near Edgewater Airport
A small plane piloted by John Sefcik and his sister Theresa Ann Sefcik from Baltimore suffered engine failure near Lee Airport in Edgewater, Maryland. The two were treated for minor injuries at Anne Arundel General Hospital after the craft potentially clipped trees during a descent.
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Baltimore
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Theresa Ann Sefcik
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Robert Lindsay
Lee Airport
Baltimore- Washington International Airport
Lindsay
Coalition targets Montgomery County criminal penalties law
A Montgomery County coalition launches a petition drive to referendum the 1984 criminal penalties measure. They claim it grants absolute enforcement discretion to public officials with insufficient safeguards, and they aim to collect 17,200 signatures by January 1983.
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Montgomery County
Charles W. Gilchrist
Montgomery County Chamber of Commercé
Ronald E. Besh
County Board of Realtors
Gaithersburg Chamber of Commerce
Suburban Maryland Home Builders Association
Ashton-Sandy Springs Civic Association
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Frederick Daily Ad Listing for Mail and Delivery Rates
The med iki News provides daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It lists mail rates of 3.25 dollars per month within the marketing area and motor route delivery at 2.80 dollars per month. Published by Great Southern Printing and Mfg. Co. at 200 Best Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Cotton supplies up demand down charted by USDA
The Agriculture Department says U S cotton prospects are strained by ample supply and weak demand with no quick fix. The 1962 harvest is about a quarter under last year but the 11.9 million bale crop tops earlier forecasts due to weather ravages in Texas and Southwest. Farmers abandoned over two million acres yet remaining land yields set records. Total inventory, including prior harvests, is the largest in 15 years, while demand remains weak and use prospects fall to a 1975 low.
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U.S
El Al shareholders vote to liquidate airline
In Jerusalem, El Al shareholders including the government resolved to place the national airline into receivership after failing to agree on a harsh new labor contract with salary cuts and layoffs. Nahman Perel said losses were too great to recover and the plan reflects ongoing disruptions to orderly work at the company.
Cold weather to grip vast region Thursday forecast
The National Weather Service predicts cold conditions from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes on Thursday with cooler weather for the Pacific coast states. Warmer temperatures are expected across the South and East.
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National Weather Service
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Weather turns bitter as arctic front hits western Maryland
An arctic cold front will plunge temperatures today across Western Maryland with a sharp drop to near 40 by evening and subfreezing nights. Thanksgiving remains sunny and chilly with highs in the mid 40s, then 50s on Friday. Mountain towns face winds and flurries, with 40s highs Thursday and Friday. Yesterday’s readings ranged from 52 to 63 across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
Town offers free utilities to Lamar for Christmas
Lamar Missouri will waive utilities for all residents for the month of November. Mayor Gerald Gilkey said extra city funds make the $79,000 to $90,000 gift possible. Businesses are excluded, and officials note the plan is unusual for Missouri.
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Lamar
Missouri
Gerald Gilkey
Wales
Kansas City
Gilkey
Gary Markenson
Missouri Municipal League
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